I love some of the funkier ways people are using pearls now!

Thanks, Jill, for a fun and easy re-introduction to macrame!! It is beautiful and so easy to make.

I’ve done macrame for several year. This like you said is very addictive. Your method of teaching macrame is so much better than the way I learned. I don’t remember who taught me originally. Thank you. ❤

I am intimately familiar with those jute splinters! Lol.

I just gave away a spool of jute from the '70s a while back. Such memories...and yes, so hard on the hands. 😂

Thank you for all the great info you share with us. I enjoy everything you send our way.

I knew I bought those big hole FWP for a reason during the last Live Sale, I thought I needed my head examined, since I have more FWPs than one person can use in a lifetime. And a shoutout to Anne Dilker - about 16 years ago, I took a class on how to do kumihimo with beads, just as Beadsmith was about to produce her foam kumihimo board. She is an incredible teacher - just like you,. I actually have that macrame board, bought it for a project that I never started, but had no clue that Anne was the genius behind its design! Now I just need to find my waxed linen and a t-pin!

You have made this so easy with your way of teaching! Will try it out for sure now.

Thank you for this project. So happy to see you in a video. You are a wonderful teacher and I love all the tips you give along the way.

A Wrapit loom can also work well for this type of project.

This would make a good necklace, too...just need more pearls.

Hi Jill, I am so inspired by your tutorial! If I want to make a necklace, do the starting lengths need to be longer? If so, how much longer? Thanks!

Good Afternoon from Spain! I never tried macramé but I shall. I just wanted to tell you that I absolutely love your necklace, I can't see exactly how it's done, but I presume it's a spirale. Would you mind sharing the information? Thanking you in advance!

How do I get the kit? Nothing happens when I click the arrow in the video.